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Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09

There are three contested seats in the
United States senate. Hearst. Of Cali
fornia. is charged with the use Of money
in securing his seat Turpie. Of indiana,
has his seat contested on the ground that
h has no title, the election being irregu-
lar. Lucas and Faulkner. Of West Eir-
ginia, claimed the same seat, the one
through the governors appointment, the
other through an election by the legisla-
ture. All the gentlemen named above
are Democrats.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09

The judicious southern newspapers
having had their say about the remark
able doings at Macon, it was to be ex-
pected that the injudicious ones would
insist upon having their say too. Some
of them are expressing sentiments IN
cold type that must send the cold shivers
down the back Of every northern demo-
crat who has cut his political wisdom
teeth The Star-spangled Banner con-
tinues 10 wave, however.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09

Winter has comeupon Germany early
and severe. Already men sleeping in the
open air at Carlsruhe and Crefeldt have
been frozen to death. thing such as has
not been known within the memory of
the oldest inhabitants, and in the Rhein-
gau standing water has been covered
with ice for several days. Much damage
has been done to VINEYARDS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09

Effort is being made in Chicago to re-
new an attempt made some year ago, to
altar the order in which mail matter is
addressed. The proposed plan reverses
the present order of addressing. Instead
of the persons name coming first, that Of
the country, followed by the state, then
city and street, and last the persons
name. There is difference of opinion
among postofiice attaches on the practica-
bility OF the scheme: some approve Of it
on the score that it would expedite in
casing, while others pronounce it worth
less
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09

JUDGE ssssY ssAo.
ANyxAPoIIs. LlHa-, SoT. s.-yE6xe
JOHN Il Beyry. q sse Elzsszss ccry. u
A1nesosSs e;r I'll 1cyIces.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09

It sounds like the dashing tales of
olden times and foreign climes to hear
that the bandits upon the Mexican from
tier are plundering citizens and threaten
ing them with abduction and torture if
they do not pay them large ranSoms.
The Governor Of Texas has sent some
State troops to the help of the sheriff,
and lively times are expected. What's
the use Of going 10 Italy or Spain to be
held up by brigands, when the bandits
on the Rio Guande can do the work quite
as artisticaily and eiTectually?
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09

Superior qualities Of Kersey, Beaver and
Glace heavy English Cloths, Fur and Beaver
Trimmed, Tailor-Made and the latest ap-
proved styles, for S4, worth Sc; So, worth 81 o;
Sc. worth $12; ST. worth $14; S. worth
$165O; SO, worth $18; $40, worth $40.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09
SHEEP AND WOOL.

G. S. CALDWELL, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-09

that Is the equestrian statue OF MOham-
met Ali. which stands in the Place Me-
hernet Ali. near the scene Of the princi-
pal destruction in 1892 Much opposi-
ton was encountered fson the moelem
leaders when it was proposed to erect it,
as the MOhammedan religion strictly for
bids such representations of the human
form. However. the doctors were
Modified when it was placed in position
with the face toward Mecca. The statue
is bronze. sixteen feet high. and staAds
on a pedestal of Tuscan marble twenty
feet IN height.
Perhaps it would be unfair to close this
article on Alexandra. without inquirlng
somewhat into Its ancient history. 1t
was laid out by Alexander the Great,
B. c. 332 He died before it attained
much importance. but one Of his gener-
ais. Plolemv Softer. son of Laqus, BE-
came its Macedonian governor. and
about thirty years after il was founded
q assumed dectatorial powers over the
kingdom, and made Alexandria his capt
tol. He was the founder Of the Ptolemy
dvneasty. that ruled Egypt successively
for n period of 215 years. Under him
and the two successive Inonarchs. Alex
andria grew to t-s not only the leading
commercial city IN the world, but the
seat of learning. even fox a time eclps-
ing Athens.
One of the last kings Of Egypt belonging
to this family was Plotenly XIII. n,ck-
named the flute player. He left three
children. Plotemy Deonys-s. Cisopetra.
and younger brother. He wiiled that
the elder brother and sister ehould marry
las was the sometime Egyptian custo,n)
and share the throne jointly, subject.
however. 10 the confirmation Of the
Roman senate. At this time Egypt stood
IN the same relation ~ Rome that she
does today 70 Turkey. The marriage
was duly consurnated and confirmed,
and IN brief tine brother and sister.
husband and wife, were fighting IKE two
kilkenny cats. The King oa2ishes
the iovely oueen, which cs!ld
for de ip.erpcsition Of JULIUS
49, 49, - y -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
THE BRAVE GENERAL.
senator Ha%leJ FHIl- IA Victim Ia tn
Darts Df the Wiley God,

senator HayleJ FANS victim Ia the
Darts pf tn" Wiley God.
NEW luEK, September % The an
nouncement WIS made yesterday OF the
engagement OF Senator Joseph Il. Hlwley
and Miss Edetn Homer, nov OF tbs city,
and recently oi nGIand, It will attract
4nUsUai interest and wide spread congIat-
ulatluns. Miss. Homer has been for the
past four years the associate and assistant
of Miss Fisher ia the management aG.,i 1t
Tcction Of the corps Oi Nrr,a-. =, the Bark-
ley Aims IIOrs2. mss hornCr began her
ms: -U,rcssful lab0ra here after a careful
training IN England and practical cNprri
eHce in the care Of the sick and ,Iuuntrd.
during the Zulu and IsyptIHu wars. She
spent IT, -uinIIer on 4 visit Ia her family
place IN one OF the counties near undOn,
and Senator ltawlry'= acquaintance with
her, beginning with the outward voyage,
MAS continued during their stay ia Eng
lInd, and ended in the engagement an
u0unred to-day. Both returned iu tins
country on the same steamer, landing last
week and coming 10 this city during the
centennial CeIebrltion. ~ lnp closing
EXERCISES and AT the diuJr, ~ the Academy
OF Music, Grpr;Al iiiwiey was . gonspIcu-
Ons Ngrlc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
OHIO'S REFRIGERATOR
Talks t" New York Farmers The Bloody
shirt Not Visible.

Ahlh~ !" New YORK Farmers The BlOouy
shirt Not Visible.
LhuN., y. y, September %. At the
celebration to-day Senator Hiscock spoke
OF the commanding part which the farmer
had taken IA the development OF the couu-
thy aud their dependence upon other IN
duStrics. that Notwithstanding the growth
of labor saving machinery, wages had ad-
ytnryd from 20 to 10 per cent He called
attention 10 the important questions Of
the government which must be resolved in
the bear future.
Senator Sherman IN his address dis
claimed any ability to instruct farmers As
to the best methods of farming, hut said
that like many other lawyers, preachers,
editors and members OF Congress, he had
sought ,nstinctiyely to possess a farm. II
could perhaps, claim to be one OF those
i,rmers whose potatoes aud chickens count
for more than the market prlcc. Yet. /
do know something about farming Fam
els must watch the market and keep up
with the times ~ their fellow worEmeu,
the manufacturer OF mechanic aud mcr-
chant must do.
Ills surrrss and profit depend upon the
variety ul this employ meut, diversity OF
his productions and mll and constant O.
cupatou OF his time. 1t follows, there
ture, that the success Of the farmer depends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
O'BRIEN In COT RT.
THE GALLANT EDITOR REJEWFS An Oy8
ton FROM ENTHl SIASIlr FRlENI>


CORK, September - MIR. William
O'Bncu. who is charged by the Govern
ment with Sotitlon under the Cocrcinn acf.
was taken to-day from the Cork Jail to
MltchelstOwn. where the alleged Seditious
language was used, To stand trial before
the count there
4, he left the city, under guard ui de
tachment OF HusSars and police, ne was
loudly cherred. Upon their arrival at
Mtrhclstown, Nh O'Brien was received
with tremendous cheering hy large
crowd which had gathered 10 welcome
him. The crowd manifested great excite
meat hut there We're no Indications of dis
order.
Mr.. O BrIen MAS Immediately ,onyryed
by h,S guards 10 the court room. MANY
English ladies were present - witness the
trial. and Mr O Rrien WAS the recipient ct
bouquets from a number of them.
Constable Foley admittei that the notes
he made ui what O'Burn said in his
speech were made next morning t,om
memory. The head constable told him tn
write the report. He WAS not asked 10
produce the notes tor many days after.
He could not swear that O'Brien spoke in
the order in which the words appeared in
the iut,g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
STRANGE STONES
Th"""T tp 10y the Hurning OF Wen tn
Enopn to OH Men

FhT""T tp 10y the BurninE OF Wen tn
Ennnn tn oil Men.
luLEDU, a., September - The my--
tery ol the humirg rWkrr wrll- At Cyr-
nrt, in Wood ,ourty. will bee made pnbhr
t0-m0giow, but It /, still unexplained
when the flame l,aprd huMdrrda object
into the air from thc,r wells the ull com
mcn'ri Ia iiOw from the wci- "a sudden
spuItS. accompanied hy = Iumhiug noise.
There ~ little duuht hut that the ,t0ncl
mast have been forced up hOn the Trrn
ton lllnrstunC, though they could have haa
no connection with the ~ ituu ~ The fire.
\ IaI@r number were ldcEoi up hy thr
iIlIlrr- and all will IT, ..ri lo the SnIth.
sonltn Institute nor examination . IT, local
gt"l".u-t- .t" uuubl" Ia determine The ua-
tI,r ct IN, rocks. Sratt,r'L q, different
places over ih" burned ul dI~tTIrs wr,..
found small Stones ahout tn, .il, 81 %
hen ,gg, with = bueht glp-s.N substance
r'-rruh!.nI enamel. The Stones were oi a
,r,y mght substance ha. hiark IN color
and unknown to ih" .,riirrJ ur oil opera
tors who examined them. They w.I,
coI,T"l With strange chudcl,r~. IN nat,l
respects rrsrmbling Grr,E Dr S.u<enr let
IA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

ru~DrE., September ri Thos. Me
hcu.u. 4 laporiuy Aau u. years O! aye
brutaiIy mu.drr,d his wife this morning
at then horGr ,n Ackcr-port, when shr waa
slrrpiug ct the time. lie lust struck hes
ON the head with au aNr and then buried il
knit, m ber heart After his arrest he said,
hr had been contemplating the deed tor
years but had r,lr,inrd, until his children
had reached an u,". ~ hen they could care
for themselves. He rlanurd that she was
lnn.thI'l To him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
HAS \ WORN N ~.



BrlIuiTa GuiI,I
Il lhr M',H'y'n.'' J. GrttrD, -,.r.ri 40
thu success or the RE,I-rEE.- ,nun, fn
wa,d- p'ttinr more riili"aG. lni the cor.
summation "i ,ntrrP,r.' tlr-ddy Iu rnr-
bryo. aud rea.H Wante tn beard The "a
vinrrm,Gi ,hT before ii Is lost ,ipht al, a
trL nrri,r chip IA on the Tni"m hr.Jpr
lU~tcad II manufacturing Itrmt Iuca =. III.
Cu. printed in ye-t"rdAy s. ISSUE rugr,n3rp
thr "nt,,ucr of tn G. /. y W. iuto Ban
aiTr.
pi., tong ago. rn Itct before ths E,lf
iysn,ri wakCncd Ia the fact that the e |. y
W. wanted To 90 To- E"iltIrr, t:,. EEcI~IIE
printed AL ul it, ityorjt" ,,,aps Tor gUniHg
an entrauc.. into Hr.hir". and . conue,.-
ton with the T.. ~ . We dN,n cNyluncJ
the dlllcGiucs surrounding fnr plan. and
expressed the hopr ;ha. the G., /. x "
would eventually grt Ia tnit city. rhu.,
things are uf ,JuT~c, u.i ,h,etnut~
with ~h,-Ecr~. and the only news the
item contained Wa false report whi'h g..
denied ~ such bg ia" { J.. " authnSl.
ti"~ concerning lh' accusations lhtf nav.
made.
REGISTER reporter y.-ir,tiy inter
viewed one "i the rg,u.tpal officials "i the
C., t. X v, aGi "n" who must from his
position ku." 81 all thr,,r things a. ~nrn
A. q. IE Tact before rompI''"i, ani h"
stated positively tina" they wrIr d" nearer
to Belaire than they were sixteen months
ago, and that they had but little better
prospects. The G., /. X W. ends al the
Eellarrc mill. ."d has no rights hryOnd
that puiIl and the Lake Shore Is Il" nearea
d Connection with Baltimore, nor the T.. y
u. with Cleveland, than at any time since
the c., l.. * ". extension wa- huit We
are sorry this Is 80. and would like to see
all these things tran-pire, hut We can 81"
how publishing false reports will help the
matter along.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

LEBANON, pa, September 2j-Wm.
showers, the old man arrested several
wcek- ago, charged with having murdered
his two youug grand children, made con
f,s,-,ouol ;ha rlme this morning, and i'm
plicatrd his mouse keeper, elizabeth =.
gcaut, who be says held light IN the chil-
dreu's bedroom, while he committed the
deed Showers was arraIgned III court
this mornag and plead guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
nnArt.r nLnILnn InnLr.

Cm,Avp, September 80 =, !"I.et sre-
cral says The l,rGr baGh N,.s AL. awle4
10y tisn ana UoBn,Il. und Aaowu AZ the
Enterprise Company, caught lire from
the sparks IN the blacksmith shop last
might and was totally destroyed The finn
employed about 80 men aud had - wire
machines in the building, together with
several car loads Of sorted wire che Hr.,
have ano,ner Large huildmr adjoining the
one burned, nearly completed, IN which
they were going to draw wire. This was
saved The total loss is from ,22o.l'u to
t250. .Ouu, fully covered hv insurance. As
there Is $50, 900 insurance On the whole
nLlnl The finn will rrhniId at om-t-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

WAsHIN,TuN, september % About
zoos n,grors attended reception gwen
Fred Duua'a,4 last night q. the African
Methodist rr.-,oruI metropolitan church
= IT.. city. hlt,r the reception i ban
que, 0as gwen. speeches were maie b.
Mr Douglas, the Rev. I. Is. stuart aud
Other, Rev ~. stuart said that hi
ti.ket ic. ~ VAS Robert r Lincoln Inr
President aud Fred Douglas, ior Nc'
President IL. douglass has lu., returned
from Europe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

C"RE, September -. During the meet
inG "f the National League ia this city.
last c'cninu, crowd. which had gathered
outside the building III which the meeting
was held, made AL attack upon the rooms
OF the Protestant Young Mems Assoria
u"n The police charged rnr crowd hui
the mob continually paiusd fresh acrtS
Sun- and resisted and melee occurred
the police usluG thrr hatoas and The
crowd uSlup stones. Tue conflict continued
until Mir Tanner NJ = vino vas p,r.rnt
At the lragu" injecting, cam, out and H.,
plurtd the crowd to dc>lst After this the
police made an0rh,r charge aad dispersed
tho crowd. Three Valuable pancs ol glas-
were broken IN a WAREHOUSES Several con
stables were cut wiih stone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
TAX. the Il. \ q. to st. Louis.

ON arcomt Of the G A. H. National
rnrampment to he held in st. Louis, the
l. e. VI sell excursion tickets to st.
Ioui. from September :; to -, at @ll.''
for the round trip, GOOD returning from
~,ptemr,r - To U,toher inclusive
Oripi.,l purchasers can have limit eN-
tended 10 october 81 if desired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
/ ~nub to France.

HAMnr Re-, September - The Hp0,-
b"g'r NarbrichtU says that Eupland has
no need OF making any roH,csaon to France
"n ia, SUE, Canal question. II The rcu
t:t!I!, "I th" canal requires pInt,rtron
there Is no IrLSon why such protection
should not consist Of British troop. The
presence 0t any other 'r""p, aould hr
certain source at tIVubl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

ROME, September >; Ia, surcr>sor OF
the Plclrct OF Mcs-ina. ,,ho recently died
OF cholera, hl. .,Isn surcunbed to the
scour..r. Anumbri OF chemists and ply
aicah. who hrcamr rauic stricken and He'd
from MrNslu1, w"rr pul~urd 10y police .,ni
tlkcn back At NIllnhntr 4 moh p. hnr
postman under the impression thu g..
spread the epidemic thrru"h the letters
which he distributed 1t Nuural, lugi-
tv,s from Palrrh" aIr u.t by citizen,
with puA~ ami compelled To camp IN lirli,
4 hoy, driven Ir hunger approached tho
village, and was stabbed tu death and the
body Euiird.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

NEW NoRn, Septcuber ,}.-Th'mag j..
aiooney, VINO threw dynamite or some
other explosive substance on hoard the
steamer the Queen on August ;, has been
indicted on charges Of arson aud malicious
injury to.propcrty When called To the har
OF the General Sessions he gazci about
him with seltsatisiicd air and woElG moi
answer the clerk $ question as to whether
sc was guilty or not guilty. lie had II"
lawyer present but one will be assigned to
him il hc docs not retain one, district
Attorney MARITIME requested lirg i. ..
Macdonald .ud = Han Mclane Hamilton
to investigate AIoouey5 mental condition
soon after u,s arrest rhey nave reported
that Mooney ls insane aud the trial Of the
question Of his sanity before a Jury will
probably result in his commitment To au
asylum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

Los ANGELES, CALL, September ~
Col. II. G.. OTIS, OF the Y,m,,, telegraph,
from Arizona that canvass OF the Grand
Army delegates en- route TO st. Louis shows
that the Southern California company
unanimously prefers General Sherman ior
Iommander-in.C Chief. Efcrt I- making BY
this delegetion to secure the vote "i all the
California delegation for Sherman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
League and Association Games.


At New York Ero"hhn ,, Athletic. 10;
hAar hit-, Ero"klyn lu, Arhirtrs ~. errors,
Erooklyn IT, Athletics /. batteries, LIarkins
AMI Peoples; S,waId and Robinson uUl-
pigr, f,Igu-ou.
At ,iu,.U.a philadelphia >, irttShuIg
none. cnrrri run., Philadelphia ! errors,
rIl,sburu 8. Philadelphia >, hls" hits,
Plttsburg >, Philadelphia :, batteries, Gal
vim and Miller Ferguson and Clements;
umpire. Doeschcr.
At Baltimore Baltimore -. MetropoiI-
tan :. base hits, Nets ., ,A,t,Iu'c II;
errors, Nets ~, baltimore - batteries,
iar.ut- aud Holhrrt, Kllroy and Iroii;
umpire, J Sullivan.
At indianapolis indianapolis D. Wash
;ngtnn I 4; earned runs, indianapolis |, W ash
ington >: has, hits, Indianapolis 9, Wash
iUgton II. errors, indianapolis =, Ma-a
iurton :: batteries, MoBet: ahd tackett
O'Day. Ciuofc and Mack; umpire, Val
uutinr
At Drrroit-Detroit II, New York g,
earned runs, Detroit i, New York >; base
hits. Detroit H., New York : eTrorr.
Detroit 1, New FORK Il. Eatte -. .nnray
and Bennett ,,ee.e sId brown. Umpire,
,,anrel-
1t Chi.aso morning game Chicago .,
Eo-ton >, earned runs, Chicago e; Boston
%. base hits, Chicago l.; Boston :; errors,
Chicago ,, Boston t. batteries, Van FIaltrrr
and Darling, Madden and Kelly. umpire.
puwrrs.
Sean.t game Chicago {, Boston 1;
earned 3 each; errors, Chicago >, Boston >
base hits, Chicago . Boston = batteries,
Baldwin and DAILY; Conway ana Tate;
umpire, Powers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

Settlement of the Coke Trouble Expected
pms, Eu, geptcmher '5.-The General
Executive Board of the Knights Of Labor
aud the coke operators are arranging
or . conference to ettlc the existing dii-
',s.rnrrs between the coke workers and the
rwpiryr,s Tkr lueetmg will be held at
Philadelphia in lew days @nu Ru am2a'
bile settlement Is expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
The iujured Show,.am D..s

,.t.... .''I....| To 'a. Il. H.'.'.
rAErrE-rrR", september 2i.-frei
GcId-mith snowman. injured Yesterday,
died this morning At an early hour in the
orire ii Dr Campbell, where he had been
lying since he was brought here hnc.-
showed .hornh injuries, which,
with exposure ami the anputatiou of his
leg. caused him to succumh The Sells
circus people treated him shametully Irny-
lu2 the city when he vas .,J.Ur "ttEout
rarns iw ala. Mayor camden got lit,lr
none, from them thIt was due Gcidsia,th
after ha,d work, hui they lctt nothing Iar
uI~ funeral rApcnoes o. doctur- ircs The
Gty authuriur7 buried the body III udd
Fellows cemetery after wiiun the circus
men without IruIy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
HI. Bottom at the sea

Yields 40 pearl that can exceed IN h"tnty
teeth whltrnei and cleansed with that in
.rou.uar.ble dentlirlce. the fragrant 500
DrET Nor ~ corsl roster than the gums
IN which such teeth are set. 80 say the
ladies. who ale the best Judges in such
matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
\ GENEROUS REWARD.
\ Token uf Appreciation ot service In the
Glen EastOP Wreck,


Spread Tj,gram 10 ms R,g,F.r
GLEN EA~InS. ". "a, september -.
non. wm. ! Stewart, weIl.known
citizen who performed his faithful duty on
August 2lth, in relIel Of the dead apa
wounded in the great ,o...s,"h one mile
eas OF fisIua - norIIyInv trackmrn and
and The agent at Cameron, Was presented
with one huudrcd dollars ~ Il token by
the company. Yesterday MI. Stewart re-
ceryed the following:
BALTI'iprE np., sept. ~, l---.
W.. Hm J. Ft,mwt. GH,n E1,'o", ". ld
DEAR SIR. have the pleasure 10 in
form you thar the Treasurer b41 been III
rrcted Ia Irl..t d. ,ou,hrr tor Sluu a a
toE,n oi th- ,ompany's appreciation OF
your m.rit0rIuus services on the 2ith, and
in notifying the trackmen and the agent al
Cameron Of the accident, which occurred
near Eiston on that date.
Very respectfully yours,
WV CLEHENIy, Manage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24

r.Ir,R,R,., September %. President
Nimick. OF the Plttshnrg club, returned
home from Chicago to-day. While in Chi
rigo he offered Spauldiug SO, 900 lai An.
son, and this afternoon SpauldInP replied
hy telegraph "iut it in writing This
Wa immt Il ttely done and the manage
ment now have hopes OF securing the great
Chicago Captain. No new players weTs
secured by President Nlmicb, Oh his tip.
but manager Philips = st,a IN the West
looking inr "l"guG HlOod' for next year'r
team.